Version 2.3.5
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- Android 9.0+
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- Android 9.0+
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- Aug 23, 2026
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Current latest: Evvie 2.3.5
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Evvie 2.3.5 archive notes
Evvie 2.3.5 is a productivity release for direct care workers who record Electronic Visit Verification visits through an agency workflow. The mobile app opens with an FMS One entry, then supports a worker’s path from choosing a participant to starting a shift, entering program-specific details, and completing the visit. Service codes, consumer enrollment information, notes, goals, and ADL or task fields can be part of that record, while location is intended to be captured at shift start and end. Visits can be held for later transmission after an initial connected sign-in, which suits workplaces with intermittent coverage. This package declares Android 9.0 or newer and launches to the Evvie sign-in entry after installation; an FMSOne account and location access are needed for the core workflow. Version 2.3.5 addresses delayed location capture on some Android and Samsung devices.
Choose the right participant before a shift
Workers can review the participant list connected to their agency and choose the person or people tied to a visit. A clear start action and confirmation step help keep each record attached to the right individual. This is useful for caregivers who move between several participants during a working day.
Finish structured EVV visit records
The visit record brings time tracking and program-specific details into one flow. Workers can complete required service, enrollment, notes, goals, and ADL or task fields before ending the shift, then send the finished record to the associated portal for review.
Keep visits moving through intermittent coverage
After a connected sign-in and data load, Evvie can hold visit information when a signal drops and transmit it when connectivity returns. Location is used at the beginning and end of the shift, making the workflow practical for field work while preserving an agency-managed record.
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Android device · Launch passed; Evvie sign-in screen reached
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What changed in Evvie 2.3.5?▾
The 2.3.5 notes describe a fix for a delay in capturing location issues on some Android and Samsung devices. This is a targeted location-capture correction rather than a promise of broader workflow changes. Workers should still sign in through FMS One, allow the location access required by their program, and confirm that their agency’s visit fields and connectivity are available before relying on the app for a shift.
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